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Talent Acquisition Flashcards

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  1. Which HRCI certification is designed for HR professionals who primarily work in talent acquisition roles?

    Answer: aPHR

    The aPHR (Associate Professional in Human Resources) is the entry-level HRCI credential often pursued by those new to HR including talent acquisition roles.

  2. Under US employment law, which form must employers use to verify an employee's work authorization?

    Answer: I-9

    Form I-9 (Employment Eligibility Verification) is required by federal law for all new hires to confirm identity and work authorization.

  3. What is 'time-to-fill' in talent acquisition?

    Answer: Days from job opening to accepted offer

    Time-to-fill measures the number of calendar days from when a job requisition is opened until a candidate accepts the offer.

  4. Which sourcing strategy focuses on building a pipeline of candidates before a position opens?

    Answer: Proactive sourcing

    Proactive sourcing involves continuously identifying and engaging talent in advance so a pipeline exists when roles become available.

  5. What does 'structured interviewing' mean in an HRCI context?

    Answer: All candidates are asked identical, predetermined questions

    Structured interviewing uses a consistent set of job-relevant questions for every candidate, improving reliability and reducing bias.

  6. Under the EEOC's Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection Procedures, what ratio signals potential adverse impact?

    Answer: Less than 4/5 (80%) selection rate for a protected group vs. the highest group

    The 4/5ths (80%) rule states that a selection rate for any protected group below 80% of the highest group's rate indicates adverse impact.

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